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in the PONS Dictionary

I. jan·gle [ˈʤæŋgl̩] VB trans

1. jangle (rattle):

to jangle sth
[mit etw dat] klirren
to jangle bells
Glocken bimmeln lassen
to jangle coins
mit Münzen klimpern
to jangle keys
mit Schlüsseln rasseln

2. jangle fig (upset):

to jangle sb's nerves
jdm auf die Nerven gehen [o. inf den Nerv töten]
to jangle sb's nerves
jds Nervenkostüm strapazieren inf

II. jan·gle [ˈʤæŋgl̩] VB intr

jangle
klirren
jangle bells
bimmeln

III. jan·gle [ˈʤæŋgl̩] N

jangle → jangling

jan·gling [ˈʤæŋgl̩ɪŋ] N no pl

jangling of bells
Bimmeln nt
jangling of keys
Klirren nt
jangling of keys
Rasseln nt
jangling of a telephone
Klingeln nt
Present
Ijangle
youjangle
he/she/itjangles
wejangle
youjangle
theyjangle
Past
Ijangled
youjangled
he/she/itjangled
wejangled
youjangled
theyjangled
Present Perfect
Ihavejangled
youhavejangled
he/she/ithasjangled
wehavejangled
youhavejangled
theyhavejangled
Past Perfect
Ihadjangled
youhadjangled
he/she/ithadjangled
wehadjangled
youhadjangled
theyhadjangled
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